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al2ag5lc. July S2laS6Se, closing at S3sc;
August 7slas2sc, closing at sose; Septcm-
! Der 792aSlfc, closing ut e0sc. Oats daH.
Corn-Casb No. 2 SIC; June S7a3Isc, clos
ing at S1sc; July SSaSsAc, closing at
3sgc; August 39taS9!c, closing at SStc;
September 4Oa40sc, closing at 40sc.
Oats-Cash No. . 25c; June 25sa25sc,
closing AT a5fc; July 255a26tc, closing at
25ic: August 25a25sc, closing ut 2osc;
September 24ia25Ic, closing at 245c. Rye
Cash No. 2, 534c Barley-No. ., 59c.
FLAX Seed-No. 1, 81 164. Timothy Seed
Prime 81 96. Mess Pork-Cash and
June So 90. Lsrd-Cash S. 62!a6. So;
June S. 62Ia6 o., closing at So 62l; July
So to 9a6 40. closing at S. 67l; August
So 70Ia6 72!, closing ai 81 1I4; Sep
tember 81 S5a6 9.i. Pork-Shoulders
s. 6Oa5 10; Short clear ribs s. SOaI 81.
Whisky-At 81 TO- Butter-Steady;
creamery l3la1Tc. dairy l2al5c; Eggs
Steady and in good demand at lSalic.
PhiladeIphis.
PHILADELPHIA, June IL. - Flour
Steady but quiet. Wheat-Dull and
lower; No. . red June 9ia9I.; July 9ss
a93Ec; August 93sa93sc; September GOA
cole. Corn-Spot steady; futures weak;
No. . high mixed and yellow 4Sc; No.
= mixed June 46a47c; July 464ai7c;
August i74a4sc; September isaI9c.
Osts-Spot shade easier; No. white Sole;
No. > white 373a31lc; No. white 3Slc;
futures dull and weak; No. = white June
37la37tc; July 37ta37lc; August S5a
35lc: September 33Sa3iic Butter-Firm
and higher; creamery extras l1alsc,
western tirsts l6a17c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. June ll.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady. Flour - Easier. Wheat -
Weak and lower; No = red SIC; receipts
LOO bushels; shipments 5000 bushels.
Corn-Dull; No. mixed 4lc. Oats
Dull; No. mixed 29lc. Rye-Dull; No.
. &c. Provisions-In light demand and
easier Whisky-Steady; sales Of SO har
rels of finished goods on basis of 81 o.
Butter-In fair demand. Sugar-Firmer.
Cheese-Firmer. Eggs-EaSier At llal2lc. !
baltimore.
BALTIMORE. June ll.-Whcat-Western
and June 9iSa9l{c, July g2la92lc; August
9Ola9Olc; September mic Corn-WeSt-
ern lower and dull; mixed spot, June and
July iGial7c. OatS-Easy and dull
western white 36a3~Ic; do mixed 3:aIiC.
Provisions-tluict and steady. Eggs
Lower and dull; lGal6!c. Coflce-l.ower
and dull; Rio cargoes ordinary 10 fair 2la
2l!c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O.. June l.-Wheat-Firmer
and activc;cash sole; June So, July SHE;
August S3,c; September s3lc; December
sole Corn Unchanged. Glover Seed
Steady; prime - -.
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Excitement I'm Texas.

Great excitement has been caused IN the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery OF Mr.. J. f. Corley, no was
30 helpless that he could not turn in bed,
or raise his head; everybody said he was
diving of Consumption. A trial hottie OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, he bought a large bottle
and a box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes Of
Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he
was well and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Logan
& Co.'S
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THE PENSION BUREAU.
The Claims of Mexican Neterans--Ovcl
Fifty Thousand New Pensions.

The Claims of Mexican Teterans-Ovcr
Fifty Thousand New Pensions.
WASHINGTON, June 1l.-Acting Com
missioner Mclean said to-day that, in spite
of the failure of the last Congress to pro-
vide any additional clerical force for the
Pension Bureau, to be used principally in
the settlement of the Mexican pension
claims, rs asked for by the department,
he is now issuing certificates on these
claims, at the rate of two hundred and
fifty per day. There are 1920 OF such
claims now on file, OF which about
three thousand are for widows. In
view ofthe advanced age of most of these
claimants, most of them being over three
score and ten, speedy settlement Is great
w desired, hut at the rate now being
granted the great mass of these claims VIII
he disposed of by the 30th Of September.
The most of this work has been accom-
plished by the detail of clerks from the
several divisions of the Office, assigning
them in the old war and navy divisions,
which has the adjudication of all claims
not growing ont OF the war of the rebellion.
Mr.. Mclean says further that the pres
ent fiscal year, which closes on the 3Oth,
will show the largest work in the granting
of original pensions of any year in the his
tory of the bureau, exceeding even the year
1866, when 80, III new names were added
to the pension rolls. Just think OF 1t;
more than fifty thousand new names added
to the pension list of the country In the
last twelve months.
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4 Bows Fall.

special telegram 10 The Sunday Register.
MOUNDsyILLE, W. VA, June ll.-This
afternoon, as George Edwards, an Swear
old son of Squire VIM. T. Edwards, was
playing with some companions on top of
the mound, he accidentally rolled over
the excavation in the centre, falling a
distance of seventy feet, breaking his left
leg and bruising his right leg consider
ably, besides otherwise injuring his body.
His condition is considered serious.
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The Stepmother Will Die.

STEUBENvIIL.E, June 11.-Mrs. John
O'Brien, who was shot last night by George
O'Brien, her step-son, is in very critical
condition. The opinion of DR.. Elliott is
that she has only one chance in a hundred
to recover. She was shot three times, one
ball striking her forehead, glancing over
the top of her head, one breaking little
finger on the left hand and entering the
body two inches to the left of the spinal
column, in the region of the eighth rib,
lodging in the cavity of the chest Young
O'Brien has not yet been apprehended.
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OF INTEREST TO INDIANA.
Politicians Talking About the Next state

Politicians Talking About the Next state
Election.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The gu0erna-
torial question in Indiana, is receiving
some attention among the politicians OF
that State. Among the names eanvassed
are those of ex-Secretary of State William
K. Myers, Col. C. c. MatsOn, Green Smith
and Senator voorhees,. Senator Voorhees,,
of course, does not want the nomination,
and it is considered by some of his friends
that, on account of many disappointed Of
fice-seekers in the State, it would be I'M
wise for him to put himself in a position
where, in close race, men could even up
with him. The great probabilities are that
Green Smith viii be nominated tor Lieu
tenant, Eovernor. The Republicans will
So q nominate their late alleged Lieu
SbYerner Robertson for their stand
,-k
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Mrs. w. MI, STRAINS Dead.

Special TtlegrGIR TO the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 11.-Mrs. Straus,
wife of Prot. W. NJ. Straus, Principal of
the High School of this city, died suddenly
this morning. She was a lady of intelli-
gence and culture and had hosts Offriends.
She was about twenty-five years of age.
The remains were taken to-day to Will
Oh ugton, o.
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The President at Work Again.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President
resumed his usual routine at the White
House to-day and devoted most of the day
To the consideration of matters which nc
cumulated during his absence. Among
his visitors were Secretary Fairchild, Post
master General Villas, Secretary Endicott,
Adiutant General Drum and Mr. Doran,
Of Minnesota
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R, T. &C. RAILROAD.

Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Belairc AT = ~ u M, arrives at Bclarc at
lUO p. m.
WoOdSiield passenger train leaves Bellaire at
10 u. M, arrives at Bcllaire ut So "A. m
Summeriicld Accommodation leaves Bcllalr al
IlO u NJ arrives at Bcllairn at 1916 a. IN.
All trains daily except sunday. Central Stand
aui Time from BCllaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13

WASHINGTON, June II. - Brigidier-
General Wesley Merrett has been relieved
of the command of the West Point
Academy July l, and assigned to the COM
mand of the Department of the Missouri,
succeeding Brigadier-(ieneral WilcOn.
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GARLAND EiTtY-Rve.

WASHINGTON, June ll.-Attorney Gen
eral Garland is fifty-five years old to-day,
and he celebrated the event by going on a
fishing expedition short distance IN the
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sUSDAYT.

Leave at 700 a. NJ. and run every hour until
300 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park ut 500 a. m, and run
very hour until 1000 p. m, except Church
Trains. which will leave the Park at 9:t5 a. m
and Wheeling at Ills p. N. ,
G.. HIRSCH,
SnnerintCndent
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Register
6rarfIers' Guiae.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
n EXPLANATION OF REVERENCE MARKS: SDally.
tSunday excepted MONDAY excepted 20
Meridian. Nav %, 1857. Wheeling time, which
Is lust one hour earlier than Central Time:
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw,YogK, June ll.-DTy Goods-There
was hut light demand in any direction ~
the result Of half holidays ON Saturday.
The movement of goods Oh orders was
large. rs were the sales thus returned. Cot
ton goods very firm. Wooden goods slow.
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Cancer Of the Tongue.

Ii, ,,,,,e three or four years ago. was trou
NJ WITH An ulcer on the sIdc OF heT tongue Hci'
~, ,gr,,If The nam WA inccssant causing -
az srrp ami producing great nervous
,.,,,,,,,,r,y. ~ ms trouble was rheumatism.
ni messed from tho shoulders and cen'eI,u III ~,
v-rtst Nf one hand she almost losing the use ul
Reiwcen the suffering OF the two iu s nS1 tsm,,
,,I b,yfirs Of Swtft'S SpCCinc, she was th,,lSs
rc1IrrSI and restored 10 health TINS was 1nIS
&C., avn and tncrc has been no return OF IuS u''
case. ... ~ "
Sparta, Ca June S, lSS6. $500.
-, rr,o.i and Skin Diseases mailed free
rrgr SyyrF-r Specific Co, Drawer 5, NiIan'a' Ia
~ " gsI ST, y. \.
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PETROLEUM.

Pittsburgh.
P1TsBURG, June ll.-Petrolenm -
Fairly active and iirmer.
1itusViils.
TITusvuLE, June ll.-Petroleum -
Opened at 6Blc; highest GiiC; lowest 63lc;
closed at 63ic.
New York.
NEw YORK, June ll.-Putroleum--
More active; opened ut gle; highest
G3ic; lowest 6:Ilc; closing at 6I!c; sales
30, 900 barrels.
on CITY.
OIL CITY, June ll.-Petroleum- Opened
at G3lc; highest CSC; lowest 63lc; cloSsl
at Gilc Sales ijg, 600 barrels; clearancsr
|, lao, 900 barrels; charters &c, l26 bar
rels; shipments G9,9l6 barrels.
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Zamcsvilic Accommodation leaves wheeling a
,,,, =, ~" ~ "a LII 80 - mSsS,ssSSs
ak ~ - -. - W ~ - -, a M IN srdE2
M daily ,Xcrpi sunday
Train leaving at 90 n. M, ard lib p. pi,,
through Ia Cincinnati wilhom q An91 With
Sleeper through tn Cincinnati on tIiees 49, :.
Columbus Accommodation leaves Wneo11E 81
-. 80, " M pciiA''' NJ ~" u '-'"~S
Chicago Limited leaving al I'm n. has deep.
ing car for Chicago ont Of wheeling. .I
MoundsyiIIs AUcOnRs,d dalton Isages Wf9cllng
Al i20 m aud arrives al noandsvils y i3S
D. m. daily except sunday.
Falrmoni Accommodation leaves n 40 B. m.
Through coach from wheeling - (1nfinnaii
daily on No ,, leaving wheeling = 80 m, ar
n. z O. sleeping car ON ali ihssuxh teslns.
southwest. North and Nnrthwex rlakins This =
desirable route Tor colonists And pesrous moving
to Tho vrcai west and IN wi,oua nsrtirsIlsr stte,
,lnn "a riv.p
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! Meatiaai
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened nom disturbed sleep
with an She horrible sensations Of an assassin
cutrhiflC your throat and pressing the life breath
from yotr frightened chest Have you noticed
the lang,,or AMI debility that succeed the effort
toclear your throat and head Of this catarrhal
natter .Yha, depressing influence il exsrts
upon the gliud, c,ouliug the memory and filling
the head With pains sud strange noises, How
difficult IL IS % rid the nasal passages throat aud
luIllS at this poisonous muJus al can testify VINO
are afflicted with Catarrh. How difficult TO pro-
teCt the system against It's further progress to-
wards she lungs, liver and kidneys, all ply.
SiCisnS win admit 10 Is a terrible disease, ana
cries out for relief Aud cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all
other remedies utterly fail, of SANFORD'S RADI-
CAL CURE, are altCsted rs thousands who CRATE
rllly recommend 10 % fcIow-SullervTS, No state
mcut is madc regarding u that cannot De sub
StantiStcd by the most respectable and reliable
references.
Each package contains one bottle OF the RAD
ICAL CURE, Ouc box CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and
an IMPROVED lNHNLEa. with treatise and dlrec
tiOnS, AMI is sold by all druggists for Sl.OO
Potter DEUG 4 CHEMICAL Co., BOsTOS.
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tried in vain every known remedy, his Isc9'etei .
simple sr.f-CUru, winch 10 VIII send fhEE 70 hls
fel0W-suItferprs. Address - -.
, q. j. MASON. Poet Once Box 1913, New York CITY
.-l--.,l.-r
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AND ELM GROVE R. K.

ON and after Monday, May >. 1857, Trains on the
Wheeling aud Elm Groyo K. f., win run rs fol
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Manning Arrives.

5Ew YORK, June 11.-Ex-Secretary
IIiel Manningarriyed this afternoon fv
we.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling

The cattle market this week WAS slow,
and prices fell &c from those last week.
The hog market Was also slow with lc oil
in prices from last week. Messrs
Hudson IL Bayha furnish the following
quotations:
Cattle .O0d Ia !, 100 lhs stock AL c
per H. ; 500 Ia 300 lbs. 3ia3tc. per H.; 7W'
to $40 lbs. :sa2ic. per III.
Hogs-Markei slow; iHilc per Ill.
Lamhs-Good nj idi lc per III.
Calves-iajc per III.
Sheep-2to3I g per H.,
Ch,rty'.
CHICAGO, June ll.-Cattlc-Re Receipts
=, OOO head; shipments none; market steady
shipping steers 81 1Oal 30; stOckcrs and
feeders 81 2OLi 10; cows, bulls and mixed
IL 75.Ii -; Texas grasScrs s. 55a3 90.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000; head market active at 5al0c higher
rough and mixed : 7Oa1 IL; packing and
shipping - Ont5 -; light 81 6ja5 l24
skipS - 0Oai 10.
Sheep Receipts 400 head; shipments
none; market steady; natives - Gai 10
western 81 2ja4 20.
Cincinnati.
| CINCINNATI, June lI.--lIogs Active
and firm; common aud light 81 -tIa5 m
packing and butchers - Gla5 20; receipts
700 head; shipments 900 head.
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Electric Belt Free

Tciutroduceit and obtain asrn We Will for the mex
,fy Gayg give away free of change, in each county
~, fh0 4 4 a limited number % our tscrmnr
Electro (:nIyunic SuzpPu-ory Belts. Prico g
= Festive and uufaung euro Tor Nervous Debility.
,aricgcee Emissions, fup0tcucy *, Stn0O lteward
Aid III every Belt mnnulactrc does not Egnerat,
tgsnuiuo lsctrccurrenE Address at once EltC TRIO
OIL ~ ALlEnlaNY b %. BOY ia RrnoklYn. N. 4
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04

The ball and supper given by the
Masons on tue 9th Of last mouth was
the event of the season and eclipses
anything of the kind ever held in Delta.
About 10 couple we've present and
with good music. gentlemanly floor
managers and the best of prompters
they thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
The supper which was gotten up by
Mrs. Walker of the Commercial House
was all that could be askedfor, the tables
fairly groaned under the weight of
good things. A number of elegant
costumes were displayed, which want
of space will not allow us to enumer-
ate. Suffice us to say that every one
looked their best and such well dress
ed aud we'll behaved crowd never were
before seen in our town. The receipts of
the evening amounted to quite sum.
Altogether the ball was success and
we hope that the Misons will give an
other ut al early day.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
Art entertainment.
To Charles Hunt.

You are wanted at home by wife
and children. who are nearly worried
to death by your long absence and hear
ing nothing from you. Should any one
whereabouts, they will confer favor
by showing it to him Or informing the
editor of the Telegraph, Davenport,
Neb. He is man OF medium hight.
spare built, blue eyes, long sandy mus
tache. side whiskers somewhat grey
when grown out, and man of rather
pleasant address. Exchanges please
copy.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
ROubideau items.
RouBIpEAu. CoLo.. Dec. .. !,

RouBIpEAu. Colo. Dec. ., 81.
EDfrog lsDErENpEsT.
Night before last. together with an
assembly of acquaintances and friends,
at the residence of Mr.. Pugh, three
miles northeast of Delta, we bid good
bye W the -old year" almost regretfal-
ly. while the infant. 1887. assumes con-
trol of things universal, instead of the
aged and defunct 's6.
Did i not feel that minute account
OF this very pleasant party would lie
simply the act of 4 free booter' un
the domains Of your regular coniribu-
tor from that point. should doubt
less enter into details. As it is. our
thanks are due TO our kind hostess and
friends. for jolly good time. While
ON the subject of balls, banque,s. and
social entertainments generally. can
not forbcar mention of the Ball of the
21tl. given under the auspices Of the
Masonic fraternity at Delta. The
music. the large and beautiful hall. the
supurb costumes of heavy silks, s.,tins.
aud yeive,s, worn by many of the
ladies present. quite naturally attract
ed considerable attention. and then
the supper rootn-wherein was spread
feast lit for royalty itself: much
praise is due to the proprietress Of the
Commercial House. Mrs. Walker. ut.-
der whose skillful management this
important feature, became a decided
success. Finally, we close this part of
our communication. by wishing the
tie that unites the mystic Brother
hood, through all time, may become
bonds Of perfectness, through charity.
and fidelity"
Mr.. j. Obergfell, has moved into his
new house, and is fitting aud furnish
ing it elegantly.
Jas. Beatty, it is understood, will
have charge of the reconstruction of
the cribs, and piers, of the ID. i r. G..
bridge across the Gunnison below this
point.
Joseph Carrier. has taken n claim OF
l60 acres. about Two miles northeast OF
us, and is now engaged upon ditch,
house, and other improvements.
The O'Neal bros, of Ouriy. passed
through this part of the valley one
day last week, going over on the mid
land with their "freighting outfit. !"
a good many teams have already re-
turned being unable To obtain work
during the winter season.
II. S. kelso's country seat" is now an
assured fact. all he wants is time. lit
Tie time" to get his logs together
Anon We hope to be able to discuss
this welghty matter of logs "ddifbitam."
SYLvIN.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
Call of County Warrants.
Treasures, Office.

Treasures Office.
Delta. Dec. 18th 1856.
There are funds in the hands of the
County Treasurer for the payment of
the following County Warrants viz:
OS-l2s-342-4l9-4l5 426-l44-42S 432
444-4GG G-4I0-447-4TS-44S-4I 44l = 402
Notice is hereby given to the holders
after thirty days from date.
T. II. McGRASAHAS
County Treasurer
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
No,tse for rnn,icn,ion.
LAND OFFICE AT GuSSIsoS, CnLo., ,

Nb'ttith AT ut> y issp J. .titlo.-
bee 10. 1856
Nnticets hereby given that the fOllowin. named
settler has filed uI,ice OF bis intention to make
nal proof in support uf his claim, and That said
Itrylti will be made before Nm. =. EcNeriy
Clerk Dgst. Court, a, M0ngTu,e. Culoritin, un Jan
10, iSsi. VIZ Thomas NJ. Nerr. ID $40. Ute ser
it>. Tor the sea AVA swSi NE 4. nHlt SCI . nea
Swga Sec. 81. I 81 \. X. IL W.S. NJ. 4. NJ.
He names The following witnesses to prove his
continuous psdeiice upon, sad cultivation OF,
s;lld land. viz David n. Rliley. HORACE NJ.
Corey. ui Brown. Colo. Edward G. Reolnson,
IL clIaTu L. Jones. oil AiuntruSe. Colo.
JOHN j. THOMAS,
Pill l-lS REGISTER.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
Netiee for pnn,icntion.

LAND OFFleE At OUNNssON, t8lLoKAuo,}
Dtc .-Al isSl.l
Nouce Is hereby given that the i0llus, tii ,p.u,-
Cd set.fcr nas liieH nusiee OF MS intention to
niaSs .nGl prpoi ln support 0f his elalni- HuI
ttat sstiu pnIuf sili be made before T. l.. t.vi
ioes.ClerE list, Court, al Delta, colorado, on
Feb-y :, lss', viz. kusyCnia u. kennicvls, %. =.
80 te scElcs, Tor the ris sWsa, w's se+, See -
T. IL : IL. =, ". ga, 4. N.
lie usiAes the lJiiuw.ug witnesses To prove his
coutmous rasidencc ultsif, and cultivation 81,
SAID IanI, VIZ t,us'rSe ", Br1wrr, Charles MUt-
ury " III. vi. >pai,sI.s, john Il. Burton, ali OF
Dvg.A, Colo.
i--2c---l JOHN J. THOMAS, isSgister.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
Xaticn fnr puhl,ention.

LAND OFFICE AT GUSAIsoS. COLORADO.
Dee 20, 1856,
Notice is hereby given that the foil0wing-ram-
ed settler has lied notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before T. IL kel-
iO:g CLERK Dist Court, at Delta Colorado, on
FeO'y ., ISS7, viz, Edward r. Barrow, d. = 2i3
Ite series, for the uet see. %, I. II 5. K. g3 w
Gin T.. NJ.
he names the following witnesses 10 prove his
cOutinous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land viz. John 7. Ash6augil, Samuel Gray,
kiss Colo.
l2-2S- u JOHN ], THOMAS, REGISTER,
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
Notice for pu.,icat,on.

LAND OFFIeE At NlNNlsnN, NoLoRAno.
bee. .G, lSso,
Notice is hereby given that the following mann
cd Scttiev has flvd n0iiCe ul lti> Intention 10
nake iiusSt prnpf IN support .. his rIiiil, ai'i
,hat slid proof Will be ,assie heiose h. l.. hct-
hg.g, Clerk hist court at Delta, Colorado, on
Feusy y, iNs7 Vixs Gbatles \. States, y, ). - ls
SERIES sor the es sws y. Set. l. I. lS :. r. 9e W.
eth 4. NJ.
lie nAinSs the following; witnesses to prove his
cnntin.us eestdeliee upon, ami cultivation cs,
said unst. viz; joseph Bond, George a, Stanton,
Charles 4, .lol,Iison John McAlHs;-r, all OF nei-
Ia tioia.
Resi- John j. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
notice for rnaI,eatson.
LAND 0FFICE AT EUSNIsoN CoIo..
dec, u; 1856

Dee. ~. 1856.
Noticr il hereby glVeB that III. .foiloWing-namtd
settler las filed Istiee uf his intention To make
lnai pr,nf IL support of MS claim. and THAI S;id
prhuf Will be made l.efurs. T. L. Kellogg Clerk
Dist. Coat at Delta. Colo oa { city IL tSST w
Herbert T.. Perkins %. :. egJ Tie series. fsr
tile e. Ee' Sec 10, va Z Sec. II T. - y. Il.
~ w.6th L. NJ.
He names The following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation oi.
said land. viz George Ensc, Danel \. -'tl-.-
Ven. Thomas RI. Mower. Cli..res Niundry. all of
Delta. Colo.
ia-S-5l JOHN j. THOMAS. Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
Notice for Publication.
iDsaF. 81 1885

LAND oFffCE AT GsuNSIsoS, EJLo.,
.. Dee. p. 1856.
Nnticeis hereby given that the following NAMED
settler has hleG notice of his mteiitI1u 10 make
nual prOof N support ui his claim thai said
iTuui viii bG made before &. IL. kellogg. ItrrN
Ifi>t. Court at ljeII. CulaTGGu, Eeby 10, 1881.
VIZ uatIiel =. iadwiiI..ip. = IL Gte sHrs, icr
she e ug1. See 70. VIZ sNl. Sec. IL. T. u 5 I-
.g ". Glh 4. 81.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
ctigtluusllS IrSsdrHce aIiu ,lilu cultivation OF.
ssld ialid, viz ,tancs a.uudgS. Herbert r. feI-
k3.ls. lnpiti.ls Ii. Mower, iinsSnry 1. BndseS,
s.il q DciI, Coo.
JOHN J. THOMAS.
E-2e-S-l lse-ISter.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-04
Notice for pun,ication.

LAND OffIcE At GrN;.tsoN t0LoHipo, n
Dee. i, lss7.
Notice is hereby given that the iolloW Wing-Raln-
ed settler has liled notice Of nj. intenuion TO
make final proof in support of MS claim, and
that said proof Will be made before Z. l.. Eel-
logg. Clerk Dist. Court, ut Delta, Colorado, sn
teb,y 10. 1851, viz: Thomas II. Mower. d. 5. 40
Ute series, for the els ne4 e19 se4 See. 10. T. IA
5 x. % ". 9Th i. NJ
He names the following witnesses to pr,ye
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation o.
said land viz. Charles Mundry Daniel ;, Bald
is9s-si JOHN j. THOMAS, Register.